New Party May Enter Ramsey County Ticket in Field
Controversy swirls over a Third Party in Ramsey County as World reports no county ticket yet. Officials, including Mr Scrumgard, say organization is pending and emphasize cooperation if a ticket forms. Roosevelt may visit Devils Lake next month for a full-day campaign stop, with Fargo hosting the convention opening.
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Roosevelt
Devils Lake
Bull Mooné
Ramaecy
Siver Serumgard
Scrumgard
Bull Moose
Devile Lake
Ramsey County
Inter Ocean
Dorr H. Carroll
Clarence Conant
Col. Roosevelt
Lake
Berumgard
Fargo
Willow City woman nearly crushed in hay rake accident
Mrs Thos Oprabl of Willow City briefly faced a deadly hay field mishap when horses ran a hay rake while she sat with harvesters. She was tossed toward the rake teeth but escaped injury after tripping, with clothes torn and bruising noted.
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Thos
Willow City
Edmore Man Charged With Prohibition Violation
A man named Cummings, from Edmore, 18 years old, was brought to Devils Lake on Wednesday and charged with violating the prohibition law. He was bound over to district court.
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Edmore
Devils Lake
Marie of Cummings
Cloudburst at Medora Trains Blocked and Rain Records Shattered
Excessive rain drenches North Dakota with a record July rainfall and a Medora cloudburst that halted Northern Pacific trains, damaged wheat fields, and washed away tracks. Farmers warn of potential losses unless care is taken as rainfall exceeds long term averages. Weather data show July setting new records and the state enduring weeks of heavy precipitation.
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Medora
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Jamestown
Great Northern
North Dakota crops seen setting records and a crime case
Minot reports optimistic wheat and oat yields with flax near 12 million bushels and oats potentially reaching 80 million. North Dakota Better Farming association praised for results. In Rolla Joseph Lambert is sentenced to sixteen years for criminal assault after breaking into a Jolliffe room and trying to flee on a horse.
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Minot
Thomas Cooper
North Dakota Better Farming Association
W. A. Peck
North Dakota
Shepard
Agricultural College
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Daakota
Better Farming Association
Rolla, N. D
Joseph G. Lambert
Cowan
Oriental Limited Crowds Westbound with Sixteen Coaches
Heavy passenger traffic to the west over the Great Northern Road. The Oriental Limited carried sixteen coaches Wednesday night, all but four of which were sleeping cars. The train was so crowded that women were forced to take upper berths.
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the Oriental Limited
Grain shipments loom as 50 million bushels to move
North Dakota rail officials prepare for a record crop from Devils Lake to Williston with an estimated 50 million bushels to be shipped this fall. About 27 million will go via the Soo line, with 55,000 cars mobilized and extra motive power, while concerns over a potential car shortage push rapid unloading after spotting. Coal shipments rise and reforms questioned in Fargo.
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Great Northern
Soo
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Williston
Soo Railroad
Conseienees
Jamestown to Get Bar Association Meeting
Minot dispatch reports the Bar Association of North Dakota will hold its annual meeting in Jamestown next month, touted as the most significant in state history. President John B Greene issues an open letter urging members to study proposed reforms and participate, with reports and committee recommendations circulated ahead of the September 4 sessions.
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Minot
N.D
North Dakota
Bar Association of North Dakota
Jamestown
Association
John B.greene
Squatters Rights Involved In Land Dispute
The case of George Smith versus Mary Burns from St John centers on prior squatter rights to a quarter section near St John. The U S Land Office hearing favored Smith in part and Burns in part, with a contest ordered. Also noted are moves by J J Burtscher family and the death of Ernest H Kent, an old North Dakotan who died in Colorado Springs after moving from Lakota to Grand Forks.
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George Smith
Mary Burns
ST. John, N. Dak
United States Land Office
St. John
Mary Burne
L. J. Wehe
Devils Lake
Scrumgard
Smith
Ernest H. Kent
Colorado Springs
Mr. Kent
Lakota
Grand Yorks
Heer Bnelgess
Texsa
Anthony Nelson Residence Sold to Banker Thompson
The Anthony Nelson residence at 624 Haat Bixth street was sold to Banker JM. Thompson. The buyer secured a desirable property with a well built house, elegant interior, modern conveniences, and one of the prettiest lawns in town. The Nelsons retain the other house on the avenue, slated for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bryant to occupy this winter.
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Anthony Nelson
Bixth Street
JM. Thompson
Thomp Gou
Death notice for Morris Mantinband in New York area
Mrs Morrin Smith of the Fashion Shop received word of her father Morris Mantinband's death, which occurred about a month ago between New York City and the East. His wife had died four months earlier. Mantinband is survived by eleven children.
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Morrin Smith
Morris Mantinband
New York
Stanley Hurst Leaves Devils Lake For Alberta Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hurst left Wednesday for Lethbridge Alberta where they plan to make their future home He may open an undertaking business in Lethbridge or another Alberta city Friends here regret their departure after eight years of local business activity and booster efforts for Devils Lake Dea
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Stanley
Hurst
Lethbridge
Alberta
Devils Lake
Mra. Hurst
Hig Tite
Miedee
Fashion Shop Announces Formal Fall Opening Saturday
Morris Smith proprietor of the Fashion Shop announces autumn opening for Saturday May 20th. The event highlights sewn creations and fall designs at the shop location Ave Mat.
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Fashion Shop
Morris Smith
Ave Mat
Building Boom Drives Prosperity Across Devils Lake Area
Devils Lake sees rising building activity as crop prospects improve and the 800 Road boosts construction. The Colonial hotel addition nears completion while the Goldberg-Sprang building progresses amid weather delays. Rumors of a new theatre circulate. Across North Dakota, Fargo blocks several projects, Brantford builds a bank, Hilendale adds to its store, and Jamestown eyes a 60,000 dollar hospital. Schools rise in Center Burke Turtle Lake and Warwick regions, with towns like Grand Forks and Larimore planning city halls and electric lighting.
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Devils Lake
Fargo
Richland
Aston Stern
W. C. Olson
Security State Bank
Brantford
Ed. N. Leiby
Hilendale
Hope
Haxby& Gillespie
McHenry
Burke
Warwick
Wise Township
Turtle Lake
No. T
Bismarck
Larimore
Devils Lake to attend National Convention of Find Chiefs
Chief C. C. Bussell announced he hopes to attend the National Convention of Find Chiefs meeting in Denver from September 17 to 29. He recently retired as president of the North Dakota Firemen and will travel to the event if possible to hear new ideas and strengthen connections.
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Devils Lake
Denver
C. C. Bussell
North Dakota Firemen
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Gounty
Gang Gazette
Randall
Gowan
I State
Bran
Joe Lambert
Chas. Jolliffe
Mise Freda Jolliffe
R. Jolliffe
School of Crime
State “College
Grove Staten
Beech
Great Northern Division
Mandan News
Billy Sunday
BAR Association
TN Association
Beach
Thorpe “Gyvator
Norih Iden
J. J. Burtscher
Chautauqua
Sixth Street
Thompson
Nelson
Stanley Hurst
Lethbridge, Alberta
Russell
Ganscantar
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